Péter Magyar: Let's ratify the Istanbul Convention, change the heartbeat regulation, and abolish the prescription requirement for the morning-after pill.

Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar announced a comprehensive package to combat domestic violence and support women's rights. Key measures include stricter penalties for domestic violence, recognition of intimate image abuse as a crime, and enhanced protections for victims. The government plans to amend the fetal heartbeat law, ensuring women can make informed decisions regarding pregnancy. Additionally, the prescription requirement for emergency contraception will be lifted, and initiatives to address period poverty will be launched. The ratification of the Istanbul Convention is also proposed to strengthen commitments against violence towards women.